Art deco diy

We’ve seen our fair share of headboard DIYs—but none make quite as striking a first impression as this ochre, velvety one by Hommeboys. Here’s how to make your own.

If you love unique art and have absolutely nothing to do with your time, come and be inspired by this enormous pixel art using thousands of chunks of wooden dowels! It's basically a large-scale diamond painting project, and is actually pretty fun if you love tedious/repetitive tasks. Our living room…

Art Deco feels incredibly old-school glamorous while also being beautifully modern. Thanks to the clean lines and timeless color palette, it can fit right into any home. You don’t want your place looking like the set of The Great Gatsby, however, so try a few of these inexpensive projects to get the feel without becoming too theme-y. An easy way to bring incorporate the style is through wallpaper! Wallpaper doesn’t have to be a whole room.

Totally change the look of your wooden stair cases by adding these art deco accents in each corner. They can drastically change the feel of your living space. Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired art deco staircase corner accents / embellishments (set of 4) available in natural or 11 other finishes-FLW set C. You get a set of 4 (2 for each side of a single step), each measuring 5.5" high by 5.5" wide. These are cut from 1/8" baltic birch and fit nice and flat against the stairs. Be sure to search our…

Art Deco Kitchen Innovations: Reimagine your kitchen with Art Deco flair. Picture a space where innovation meets timeless design. Dive into our blog for 21 ideas to elevate your kitchen's style and efficiency.

When renovating a space, it’s amazing to see how much changing out light fixtures can alter a room. We have mostly been focused on changing out wall colors and flooring options at our new house, but the existing light fixtures have really been killing the new room vibes. So, I thought I should turn my…

Are you looking for a bold interior design style for your home? Follow these art deco interior design ideas to transform your space into a 1920’s dream!

Easy and cheap! Make a statement wall with paint pens

Art Deco interior design emerged in the 1920s and 1930s, characterized by its bold geometric shapes, lavish ornamentation, and luxurious materials. Here are some key elements and tips for achieving an Art Deco-inspired interior design. • Geometric Patterns: Incorporate geometric shapes such as zigzags, chevrons, sunbursts, and stepped forms in furniture, wallpaper, rugs, and art. • Rich Materials: Use luxurious materials like marble, lacquer, chrome, brass, mirrored surfaces, and exotic…

Although nearly 100 years have passed since the revolutionary style burst onto the scene, it feels fresh and current again today. After all, who doesn't love an opulent boudoir, replete with statement-making furniture? Read on to discover how to master the look of an art deco bedroom all your own.